BAD oil stains. How to remove them?
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Ok guys, got a question for yah. My garage has some BAD oil stains. I had 3 gallons of old oil spill all over my floor.
It had chance to sit there for almost a year (couldn't see it, don't ask) And then numerous spills from changing oil/transmission fluid, etc.
What is the BEST product to use when its in a garage and you really don't want to use alot of water but want SUPER clean cement. Trying to be nice to my wallet too, so help meh out!
Thanks!
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What is the BEST product to use when its in a garage and you really don't want to use alot of water but want SUPER clean cement. Trying to be nice to my wallet too, so help meh out!
Thanks!
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i would pour some Castrol SuperClean concentrate on the floor and let it soak. I have never tried it, but I have seen what it can do to engine parts, and it is by far my favorite cleaning chemical.
Only $9.99 for a gallon jug
Only $9.99 for a gallon jug
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http://www.clean-rite.com/8BA6A63D422E4C97A44E6C765FDA0FFB.asp?cat_id=D1DB07 C5EE334DDB9CA4877C260DE4E7&pcs_key=E82E5235EBE5428 88CB84450C1145F56&retpage=%2F38244E3B5419490FAE195 D18161C5B9D%2Easp&nm=Purple+Power+Cleaner&spath=Ho me+>+Industrial+Cleaners&path=Home+>+Industrial+Cl eaners&sc_id=
Works GREAT!!
You can also buy it in the automotive section of WalMart.
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The company my dad and uncle work for came out with a product for that a few years ago. I love the name, it'* called Pour N' Restore. We call it **** Restore. I actually have used it, and it works great. It doesn't use water. Just pour it on the spots and let it sit for a while. It soaks up the stains and dries to a powder that you just sweep up.
I found it online at Proper Auto Care. I don't know if you can find it locally in Florida, but I know here we have it at Car Quest.
http://www.properautocare.com/pournrestore.html
I found it online at Proper Auto Care. I don't know if you can find it locally in Florida, but I know here we have it at Car Quest.
http://www.properautocare.com/pournrestore.html